Welcome to ARASHI Hotel Tangachaya.
We are located in Nishinari-ku, Osaka City, about a 12-minute walk from the Nankai Line Tengachaya Station, and only a 7-minute walk to the Metro Dobutsuen-mae Station. Our hotel offers excellent access to major destinations—direct trains are available to Kansai International Airport, Kyoto, and popular areas such as Namba and Shinsaibashi.
From Dobutsuen-mae Station:
· 1 stop / approx. 5 minutes to Tennoji and Abeno Harukas 300 (panoramic view of Osaka)
· 2 stops / approx. 7 minutes to Namba (Shinsaibashi/Dotonbori shopping area)
· Approx. 13 minutes to Umeda (Osaka Station)
· Approx. 23 minutes to Osaka Castle Park
· Approx. 27 minutes to Universal City (Universal Studios Japan)
From Tengachaya Station:
· Approx. 45 minutes direct to Kansai International Airport
Our guest room is approximately 25㎡, equipped with two comfortable single beds, and can accommodate up to 2 guests—perfect for couples, friends, backpackers, and long-term stays. There are several convenience stores (LAWSON, FamilyMart, 7-Eleven) and supermarkets nearby to meet all your daily needs.
Each room features air conditioning, a TV, refrigerator, microwave, electric kettle, hair dryer, and high-speed Wi-Fi. A small kitchenette is also provided to allow for simple cooking.
The bathroom is designed with a dry–wet separation layout. We use amenities from the well-known Japanese brand POLA, including shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and hand soap—ensuring a comfortable stay.
We hope our hotel becomes your warm home-away-from-home during your visit to Osaka.
We look forward to welcoming you!
"Excellent apart-hotel.
- It's clean, new, and the rooms are quite spacious. Each room has a washing machine, a separate toilet, and in the bathroom, you can turn on the ventilation with heating all night to dry your laundry. Washing powder is provided at the reception.
- The room also includes a mini-kitchen with a kettle, microwave, and stove. However, there are no dishes whatsoever. You can ask for a frying pan at the reception, and we were also given two table knives. This wasn't a problem, as supermarkets offer plenty of delicious ready-to-eat meals.
- The hotel's location is a bit peculiar – there are many metro and train stations nearby, but it's an area frequented by less fortunate and homeless individuals. Every morning, we saw volunteers feeding them. These people are completely harmless and even add a certain charm, but you should be prepared for this.
- The quality and price of the hotel outweighed this minor drawback for us. It was on the balcony of this very hotel that I stood, feeling sad about leaving Japan, a country I had come to love with all my heart.
Standing on the balcony, gazing at morning Osaka,
A poignant feeling of imminent departure.
Japan, I will return, despite all principles ❤️"